Moving a Heavy Patient up in Bed
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ส.ค. 2024
- Moving a Heavy Patient up in Bed
This video describes how to move and position a heavy patient in bed - use a large plastic garbage bag as a turn sheet or order one with handles - they will slide much easier than the sheets. Of course always tell the patient what you plan to do before you move.
Put one foot forward as you prepare to move the patient. Put your weight on your front leg. On the count of three, move the patient by shifting your weight to your back leg and pulling the sheet toward the head of the bed. You may need to do this more than once to get the person in the right position.
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Omg! I wish I sought this out before my two carpal tunnel surgeries! Thank you. I will look for others on bathing
Best of luck! You're welcome and Now, perhaps you would consider thanking us by visiting our website: TheCarePlan.net and to purchase our $5 booklet which teaches how to care for all of the major symptoms that may arise when a patient is bedbound or in decline.... everything you can do WITHOUT an MD order. Care is Treatment! That;'s our motto. Best wishes and thanks for your caregiving.
I think it would be better i If you actually used a heavier person in your video
We thought about it however had no one felt comfortable being our model. Anyone who does this work understands and if they don’t they will soon. Our society is getting larger. Thank you for watching and best wishes in your caregiving. Please go to our website www.thecareplan.net and buy our $5 booklet Which holds over 45 years of our experience and care and symptom management.
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Your videos are so helpful. I have learned so much. Thank you a million times for taking the time to share this!
Thanks for your affirmation and so glad we have been able to assist in your caregiving. Please go to our website: the care plan.net for not only caregiving, but how to manage the symptoms that arise. Our booklet is only five dollars. And gives you over 40 years of our hospice experience. Good luck in your caregiving.
Love this video
🙏 believe me we are having so much fun, making these videos and sharing all the knowledge we collected over are combined 65 years of nursing practice.
Ah, just learning about the slide sheet! As to mom pushing herself up the bed with bent knees, her feet slip on the sheet, even with rubbery-bottom socks. Hoping you may have a suggestion there.
You can do it!
Wow , my niece just had a baby and surgery. We were struggling to get her in bed comfortably. I’m praying this helps. I’ll let you know
I certainly home it does - there are several videos about positioning so do watch a couple more. Congratulations about the baby! Brenda and I have over 50 years of actual bedside hospice care and are still working full time! Please consider going to our website to thank us for the FREE videos at www.thecareplan.net and pick up our $5 booklet which will review how to manage ALL of the major symptoms that may arise. Care is treatment! Thanks again, Nancy
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Thanks Kaleb
What if I place a sheet over the bag, will it still cause sweating?
As the reply below... a sheet may not be thick enough to prevent sweating and it definitely depends on the individual patient - some perspire a lot and others not so much. Individualize the patient's care.
CARE IS TREATMENT - now go buy our $5 booklet and you will have all the answers to managment of the main symptoms for a patient in bed. Thanks again! Nancy
Also.you can raise the foot of the bed an let gravity do the work for you
You’re right but that’s already in our other lengthy video about how to move a patient up in bed. Check that one out too and thanks for your comments and good care. Please go to our website www.thecareplan.net for lots more information and support. Thank you very much
HELPFUL TIP TO ADD-- YOU WANT TO RAISE THE LEG/FEET AREA OF THE HOSPITAL BED TOO. JUST PUSH THE BUTTON TO ELEVATE THE LEGS UP AND THEN IT WILL BE EVEN EASIER TO MOVE THE PATIENT.
Absolutely - I better watch it again because I thought it was in there... all of our other videos do.. Gotta use gravity - I agree and am so surprised that very few caregivers know how to do it. Thanks for watching... Brenda and I have over 50 years of actual bedside hospice care and are still working full time! We have lots of tips up our sleeves. Please consider going to our website to thank us for the FREE videos at www.thehospicecareplan.com and pick up our $5 booklet which will review how to manage ALL of the major symptoms that may arise. Care is treatment! Thanks again, Nancy
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Your still actually hurting ur back
Please watch our videos with a very heavy patient. Also know we didn't raise the bed because of the angle of the camera - thanks though - glad you are caring for your back. Thanks for watching and keep us in your focus. Brenda and I have over 50 years of actual bedside hospice care and are still working full time! We have lots of tips up our sleeves. Please consider going to our website to thank us for the FREE videos at www.thehospicecareplan.com/shop and pick up our $5 booklet which will review how to manage ALL of the major symptoms that may arise. Care is treatment! Thanks again, Nancy
It would really help your back if you put the bed up higher 🫣
Yes, thank you we knew that I had to have it at a better angle to show the video. Best wishes in your caregiving. Had to our website www.thecareplan.net and pick up our booklet to learn how to manage all the major symptoms that arise for a patient in bed. Care is treatment. Thanks.